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11/28/2006
 Online Converter for Different Numeral Systems

This web page allows you to convert a numeral with a base ranging from 2 to 36 into another numeral system.

The following tool allows you to convert a numeral of a numeral system with a base ranging from 2 to 36 into the remaining numeral systems. With base, we mean the number of different symbols used by a numeral system to represent numerals. Possible symbols start with the digits 0-9; then the letters A-Z follow. For example, the decimal system has a base of 10, because it uses ten different symbols: 0123456789.

For a clear arrangement, you will find abbreviations for the best-known numeral systems: bin (binary), oct (octal), dec (decimal) and hex (hexadecimal).

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Note: The converter is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and requires JavaScript to be enabled in your browser.

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